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First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC Two Northern Ireland HD
Series marking the 75th anniversary of the Blitz. Myleene Klass goes back to her home county of Norfolk to look into the story of the Baedeker Blitz on Norwich. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC One Northern Ireland HDLatest broadcast: on BBC One Northern Ireland
Helen Mark meets the people who are regular users of the ferries that come and go between Northern Ireland and Scotland, along with those who live and work on the boats. Show more
It’s winter, and as the weather gets colder and wetter, there are animals to look after, fossils to find and forests to plant in the wilder side of the city. Show more
Four-part documentary series charting a year in Mourne. The summer is the Mourne's busiest season, but away from the crowds lies a hidden world that many never see. Show more
Four-part documentary series charting a year in Mourne. Autumn provides a time for reflection, as Mourne's inhabitants make preparations for the winter ahead. Show more
Four-part documentary series charting a year in Mourne. Winter is arguably the Mourne's most visually magical season as it is transformed into a winter wonderland. Show more
Four-part documentary series charting a year in Mourne. After a long hard winter, spring finally comes to the Mournes, and there are signs of new life everywhere. Show more
The series starts with spring. As new life appears, preparations begin in earnest for summer and out on the lower lough, there’s a search for sunken war planes. Show more
It’s a busy time on the Erne, but away from the buzz of summer visitors, curlews are hatching and trout are feeding on flies. Show more
The woodlands are a riot of colour, on the lough fisherman dream of prize-winning pike and the mountain's underground rivers cascade through spectacular caves. Show more
Erne’s river people are enjoying the tranquil winter stillness that has descended on the lough. Migratory wild fowl have arrived and European eels begin their journey to the sea. Show more
It is autumn in the Glens, and the farms, moors, rivers and villages are all bursting with colour. Show more
It’s winter in the Glens. As farmers battle blizzards, Christmas celebrations bring communities together. In Glenarm, Alex, the grouse gamekeeper, wins a major conservation award. Show more
It’s spring and The Glens are bursting with new life. However, Covid-19 restrictions are making life difficult for the many small businesses that rely on tourism. Show more
It’s summer, and the people of the Glens enjoy the warmer weather. Alex finds out if he has increased grouse numbers on the moor, and Adrian at Glenarm attempts to hold a music festival online. Show more
Series delving into places Britons call home. Nicki Chapman meets the people and planners developing new towns across the UK. Show more
Series delving into places Britons call home. Gloria Hunniford travels to Northern Ireland for a personal look at the history of housing in rural Britain. Show more
Celebrity presenters look at the development of the NHS through their own experiences. In this episode, Lucy Alexander finds out about how the NHS looks after children. Show more
Series following home seekers in Northern Ireland. A look at the challenge of a four-house property chain in Omagh as it nears completion day. Show more
Series following the trials and tribulations of home seekers. The property market gains confidence, and a family find an idyllic rural residence in Portaferry. Show more
